Shenaniganz
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cussine
Feb 07, 2008
Absolutley brilliant guys !!
Jeremerry
Jul 25, 2007
You mad bustards! Lovverly stuff!
Jeremy and Poitin
ed phillips
Jun 05, 2007
Your version of 'whup Jamboree' is now my favorite version of that song. You're beating out the likes of Ewan MacColl!! NICE JOB!
h2d industries
Jan 22, 2007
Much Luv from H2D...
ipse
Mar 31, 2006
tried sending an email but got zapped back to me...so i'll try here.
I was wondering what that tune is to the sheep song...my mother used to
play it over and over when she was learning to play the violin...but I
can't remember the name...can you help me out here?
kaseyfarley
Feb 06, 2006
Music was great and sent an e mail in regards to purchasing an album. The song Slainte Wee Willie touched very close to home as I explained in my e mail. Look forward to having the album. Thank you for some great music
kasey
KDguitar
Jan 29, 2006
I've been singing "I need a sheep" for a week!! My family thinks I'm crazy!!
Great stuff!!!
violincyndee
Jan 26, 2006
Awesome!! Alot of fun! Reminds of me of jammin at Irish bars in Phily with my old band, Dicey Riley! COOL! But now, I am plugged in!
Cool!!
Cyndee, electric violin
kendowizard
Jan 22, 2006
Hey down there!
I love that you use a picture of the actual prison from the song "The Fields of Athenry". Great job guys!
Kendo
http://www.soundclick.com/darbyogill
klinejp
Dec 24, 2005
"I need a sheep" is one of the funniest things I've ever heard!!!!
rphillips2
Oct 30, 2005
I need a sheep should be re-named the Australian love song
whathedo
Jul 06, 2005
Great work...Keep it up, if you get a chance, check out my page, Let me know if you like the songs Come With Me and Journey
Saucy Jack
Jun 02, 2005
Love this stuff. Will pop back for some more.
You might like these guys.
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/2/39dangerousstreet_music.htm
Sarcastic B
May 29, 2005
A DJ mix of Flower Of Scotland is a good idea - trouble is, we're sick of that tune. We must've heard it about a zillion times (which is quite a lot). We might have a go at doing one of Burns' less known works - Nine Inch Will Please A Lady. You don't hear that one much at The Land O' Burns Centre.
Good to see that "I Need A Sheep" is getting the credit it deserves, BTW.
G.I.Pro
May 20, 2005
What's up Ya'll. I checked your site and listened to your tracks. Respect to anyone and everyone who is doing their thing.
Check out our newest smash hits including "Things Change" and "Come On Over"
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/1/headofcommandmusic.htm
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Peace!
-The H.O.C. team
ohooligan
May 19, 2005
Well you didn't really think that the Irish settlers would be resouceful enough to come up with this inventive way to relieve the boredom in the high country did you ?
Sarcastic B
May 18, 2005
What's all this about "sheep shagging being introduced to New Zealand by early Scots settlers in the 1800's"?
You wouldn't be trying to pull the wool over our eyes now, would you?
Just touches me whenever I hear this song. My brother in law was called Wee Willie and this was played when his ashes were scattered in the Blue Mountains in Eastern Washington State. kasey